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Thursday, 05/03/2012 3:36:05 PM

Thursday, May 03, 2012 3:36:05 PM

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Most interesting statement out of that Forbes newsletter I just got was: "Fracking requires between 4,000 m(3) and over 22,000 m(3) (25,000 bbl to 140,000 bbl) of water per well and produces toxin-laced brine that can be more than six times as salty as the sea. Its growth has energized the water industry, inspiring a bumper crop of new water treatment startups vying to treat the highly challenging flowback water."

A 50,000 bbl per day doesn't hold all that much in well # terms.

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